Sustainability

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Sustainability

Crafting tomorrow’s Luxury

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Crafting Tomorrow’s Luxury

“Luxury and sustainability are one and the same.” Reflecting this deeply held conviction of François-Henri Pinault, sustainability is at the heart of Kering’s strategy as much as its creative and modern vision of Luxury. By the same token, it is an ethical necessity and a driver of innovation and value creation for the Group, its Houses, and its stakeholders.

In Conversation with... Hikari Mori

Through its In Conversation with series, Kering invites experts and prominent figures to discuss the topics of luxury, fashion and sustainability. In this third episode, Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer, speaks with Hikari Mori, a fashion model active in Japan and abroad.

The Fashion Our Future podcast

Kering is debuting a podcast dedicated to sustainability, in collaboration with Marie Claire magazine. Hosted by the journalist Laurianne Melierre, the podcast takes us behind the scenes of sustainability, spotlighting issues such as biodiversity protection, raw materials, new materials, eco-design and circularity. Happy listening!

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Historic commitment

Kering and sustainability share a long history. Discover some of our commitment milestones.

2017-2025 roadmap

Care, Collaborate, Create. Three pillars to develop more sustainable and more responsible Luxury. Three pillars that shape Kering’s 2025 Sustainability Strategy in a world where reducing resource consumption and respecting people are absolute necessities. Three pillars that embody and drive our ambition: to craft tomorrow’s Luxury.

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Kering Standards

Access Kering's standards & guidance for sustainable production.

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Biodiversity strategy

Kering has launched a number of initiatives to ensure the protection and sustainability of natural resources. The Group’s overall goal is to preserve such resources, which play a pivotal role in its activities. Today the Group is taking a step further by unveiling its Biodiversity strategy. Our approach is organized into four stages: avoid, reduce, restore & regenerate, and transform.

Environmental Profit & Loss

Kering has developed an innovative tool for measuring and quantifying the environmental impact of its activities. The Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) account is a key enabler of a sustainable business model, and one that Kering wishes to share with its peers in the Luxury industry and other sectors.

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Fashion Pact

Launched at the G7 Summit in 2019, in Biarritz, the Fashion Pact is a global coalition of companies in the fashion and textile industry including suppliers and distributors, all committed to a common core of major environmental goals aimed at reducing their industry’s environmental impact. To preserve our planet, all the Pact’s companies are committed to three key areas: stopping global warming, restoring biodiversity and protecting the oceans. By definition, the Fashion Pact is about collective effort. It is open to all companies that wish to contribute to radically transforming the industry’s practices and meet the environmental challenges of our day. For more information, go to our dedicated website.

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News and resources

Access Kering’s sustainability resources and publications in this section. Enjoy.

Published on 09/09/2024

European Heritage Days 2024: new creative exhibits at 40, rue de Sèvres

Published on 09/06/2024

Kering announces the 3rd edition of Women In Motion at West Bund initiative, in partnership with the West Bund Museum, celebrating women’s creativity in choreography

Published on 08/02/2024

Kering publishes its Ecodesign Tool for Packaging Items.

Published on 07/24/2024

First-half 2024 results